The Seventh-day Adventist Church in Germany has partnered with ADRA and Catholic Fund (Katholischen Fonds), a Roman Catholic charity established by the Roman Catholic Bishops Conference in Germany. Adventists and Catholics have joined forces in Germany to create “sustainability camps” to “motivate” Seventh-day Adventist youth and families about becoming interested in ecology, sustainability and environmentalism.

The “sustainability camps” will be held from July 9 to 11, 2021 and will consist of camping “in the middle of the forest” where “environmental education” classes and workshops will be held. Topics covered will include:

  • social and ecological aspects of sustainability
  • ideas on how personal everyday life can be made more sustainable
  • discover ways in which the environment can be motivated for a just and sustainable way of life
  • share your own experiences and perspectives and be able to network with like-minded people
  • address the issue of sustainability across generations and in an experience-oriented manner

in addition to the thematic presentations and workshops, there will always be workshops especially for children, families and practitioners

What we are witnessing is the Roman Catholic indoctrination of our Seventh-day Adventist youth. This is Rome’s climate agenda (Laudato Si’) in action and this training is scheduled for July 2021. Our youth in Germany will serve as incubators for Rome’s Mother Earth tutoring.

These sustainability camps are paid for by Rome. They are providing the funds for our Seventh-day Adventist youth to make a pilgrimage into the forest and educate themselves on the Vatican’s climate agenda. The Pope fully supports these eco-events, which teach a non-doctrinal spirituality in which all religions can unite. Not only is the Vatican backing this, but all the churches are starting to embrace them as well.

Faithfulness to God, faithfulness to the Word of God and faithfulness to the people of God leaves us with no other choice than to denounce and resist these and any efforts described above. Charles Spurgeon said it best when he wrote the following words that describe our current condition:

“Having enough faults of their own, they (God’s people) were yet ready to go to the school of the filthy Canaanites and educate themselves still more in the arts of iniquity. It was certain that they could learn no good from men whom the Lord condemned to utter destruction. Few would wish to go to the condemned cell for learning, yet Israel sat at the feet of accursed Canaan and rose up proficient in every abomination” (Charles Spurgeon).

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